poetry

Reads
Three students gather together to read the MINT magazine in 2022.

More than a fashion magazine: MINT Magazine preserves creative space

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez
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4 hrs. ago
Reads
D.A. Powell glances up from a packet of poems to speak to the audience from behind the podium at Stanford Faculty Club, near a table with flowers and a glass of water.

Mohr Visiting Poet D.A. Powell’s reading offers intimate look at nature and desire 

Grace Liang
  •  
May 3
Reads
Joy Harjo reads into a microphone mounted on a podium in front of a panel of windows.

Former Poet Laureate Joy Harjo shares power of storytelling

Alula Alderson
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April 12
Humor
Green Kirkland Seaweed Package That Reads "Economic Adjusted Nominal Snack"

Ode to Costco seaweed as a CPI replacement

Sia Liu
  •  
March 31
Reads
A red rose sits next to a piece of paper with writing on it.

Californian Revelations: The immortal metaphor of love

Azzam Shafi
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March 12
The Grind
A crescent moon can be faintly seen in the still bright sky.

Snippets & Sketches: My favorite morning

Lily Zou
  •  
Jan. 27
The Grind
"We still aren’t exactly friends, but I like to think that behind those mad eyes, lies a soul that respects a flyer," writes Zhang. (Graphic: ALAINA ZHANG/The Stanford Daily)

Poem | Wind’s Flight

Alaina Zhang
  •  
Jan. 25
Culture
Sarah Kay performs onstage at 'Poetry Live!'.

‘Poetry Live!’ breaks open the present moment in its fourth year

Katie Xin
  •  
Jan. 23
The Grind
Amir Eshel is a professor of humanistic studies and comparative literature at Stanford. (Courtesy of Amir Eshel)

What Makes Us Human: It’s not about

Emi Sakamoto
  •  
Dec. 2
University
A headshot of Michelle Norris.

Michelle Norris talks ‘playing the Race Card’ in Humanities Center event

Daniel Xu
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Dec. 2
The Grind
With Big Game on the line, Stanford's resident poets deliver a touching ode to good fortune ahead. (Graphic: ANANYA UDAYGIRI/The Stanford Daily)

Poem | An Ode to Luck

Ben O'Keefe, Steele Billings, David Burnett and Ethan Chang
  •  
Nov. 20
The Grind
"After all, we are much stronger together than alone," writes Withers. (Photo: CAYLA WITHERS/The Stanford Daily)

Poem: You won’t fight alone

Cayla Withers
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Nov. 5
The Grind
Students carry signs reading phrases like "shut the Doerr on fossil fuel" and "stop fossil fuel capture" while marching beside Main Quad at Stanford University.

Poem: The callous way of things

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
Oct. 21
The Grind
Hoover Tower in a red light

Poem: The bloody cost of ‘freedom’

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
Oct. 8
Senior Column
Joyce Chen in grad regalia, in Main Quad

Chen | Disturbing the universe

Joyce Chen
  •  
June 4
Speakers & Events
A lecturer stands in front of an audience.

Berkeley philosopher challenges traditional views of love and consciousness

George Porteous
  •  
May 8, 2025
The Grind
(Photo: MICHAEL BYUN / The Stanford Daily)

Poem: They say

Peter McGinnes
  •  
April 28, 2025
Reads
A man stands next to a television screen that displays a presentation, looking down at a piece of paper.

Stuart H. Goldberg discusses the sincere voice in Russian poetry

Kayla Chan
  •  
April 14, 2025
The Grind
Waves crash onto golden sand beneath a cloudless blue sky.

Poem: you said you love winter so i made summer my own

Oriana Riley
  •  
April 10, 2025
The Grind
Protestors walk down Panama Mall. One carries a sign saying "NO MORE MONEY APARTHEID GENOCIDE"

Poem: Justice for the Other

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
April 8, 2025
The Stanford Daily

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